The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-08

coming home from England befor.
now, is a noticeably fine-lool1ino 90 T.re long
with quantities of white woman
face and figure that nan and
compel attention anywhere. sb would
given much of her personal beauty - mas
sons, the youger of whom are DC - 70 her
looking young men as one often saes nm .ailg
New York. 'eeS about
Now and then you come upon q r
whose carpet doesn't show anvfeIi. t = woman
spot in front of her glass. Mrs worn
Thomas, the President of Sorosis. has S1I Iel
heavy, dark hair still, and in her Won, lsiS
days 1t was burden to the comb III ga
read throught Prescott's histories and Ina aaS
snare or Motley, she once told me rrS siN
book spread open before her in the cow "ata
her daily wrestles with her braids
Miss Grace Il. Dodge, the School Conn.
sioner, is in hearty sympathy with 's tt'
woman physicians, and is interested ;s sue
movement to secure their more freonent uI
polntment as tnteTnes in the New wy
hospitals Itrequires some manageno rotS
secure admission for women students s- :. 40 70
clinics now, and more liberal reg IN ol
pressingly in order. 0S
SOMETHING ABOUT LECTURES
Miss Ida Van Etten's lectures at the No.
ison Square Theatre on the industrial o Caal
t1DAA nc
disappointment to those who honef fo n
practical outcome. What do we women a q
when we have to stir our sules for bread ou w
butter! Teach, if we know anythin0 s-i
wear out our nerves; sew if we can't de ~ H..
and starve out our bodies too. Miss To Way
Etten has been giving vivid pictures of ~
| distress of the seamstress and the facto oue
operative, but any hint of a remedy fo!y
overwork and beggarly pay seems beyond
her power to offer. Everybody who tonchs
that subject is baff1ed. What a stride ids ~
ward the millennium it will be when
| the same talent and application secnra
the same return to Mary Smith as 70 .INIS
Jones' VN4
What is life without caterer2 Woou
ness, vexation of spirit, not worth the Iv
ing at ALL If the caterer became extins
the greater part of New York social H.
would go down with him to the grave vow
receive party of friends. Not So tbs
caterer receives them for you. Give km
| the number of people and the maximum n
expense and your part in the affair is at an
end. The caterer sends his men to arTanm
the flowers and decorate the rooms. It istss
caterer who puts up the storm awning and
| numbers the carriages. The caterer mn
vldes the extra chairs and sees to the ra,
| checks. The supper and the attendancea~
|
never forgets the dancing cloth, he hires IN
musicians and has the dancing orders readv
to hand. When you quietly put the sS
touches to your toilet and trip sereDefv
down stairs, not a care on your mind
! give thanks for the caterer and wish him
we'll
! A new rose has been introduced to fayr
this week. Have you ever seen the proeS
and do you know what it is! Walking ams
Broadway on bright afternoon, just when
the crowds are thickest, in the midst Of thu
shopping agony, you see the flower fEtm
the corsage of a pretty girl. She is tall
| girl, rather-little women are not in favor
in New York just nova well-dreSsed gd \
with a dainty bonnet and gown of sms
| quiet dark stuff that sets off the glowing
pinks petals of that wonderful, big unknown
rose. You hardly notice her, perhaps ross
are plenty and pretty girls, too. Before YOU
have gone many steps you meet another
| striking young woman, and she too, il
wearing thatmagnificent rose. Maybem
| look at it and at her, and maybe you don't
| Time is precious, and one can't observe
everything in New York crowd. Inata
minutes walk, however, the fact is sure to
impress itself on you that you have met at
least twenty-five personable figures bloom
ing with that pink rose. By and by YOU
pass florists window, and all is plain, |
masses of roses, all with that peculiar vau
petal and that new delicate and yet GLOWING
hue. The florist has sent out regiment
not of sandwich men exactly, but of ra
girls, which is more, to the point, to take
the town by storm. They will do it. and
next week half the women you meet will |
be wearing that rose, The device is new
one, but it has been practiced twice at saS,
once on pinkish lily of the valley and
once, this week, on a rose this spring
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